I Dont’ Want to Talk About It: Belgian PM Explains Why EU Summit Did Not Move on Frozen Russian Assets
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Zelenskyy arrived with his hat in hand as he attended the EU summit in Brussels on Friday. Ukraine will be short of about 70 billion euros next year, said the Ukrainian president, whose suggestions on where to look for the money were promptly brushed off by one particular prime minister. “Do I want to talk about it? No, I don’t.”
Belgian premier Bart de Wever, in order to delay an answer about frozen Russian assets, joked that he did not understand English.
The Belgian Prime Minister, Bart de Vever, stated that the frozen Russian assets could not be used without a unanimous decision by the European Union leaders; he first pretended in the briefing that he did not understand the journalist's question in English and then explained that he was trying to buy time to answer.
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